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Media outlet apologizes after reports accusing Aleksander Oscar of embezzling money from Bulgaria’s national health insurance fund led to a wave of online antisemitism

Israeli Arabs and organizations working toward coexistence rejected and condemned the new report released by Amnesty in which it accused Israel of conducting an apartheid regime, saying its findings were “false and defamatory.” Lorena Khateeb, an Israeli member of the Druze community and a social activist, said that “as an Israeli Arab citizen, I condemn…

Australia will have a Holocaust memorial in each state and territory after the Morrison Government committed $750,000 toward the establishment of a Holocaust museum in Darwin. Acting Minister for Education and Youth Stuart Robert said the Holocaust was not just a crime committed against the Jewish people, but a crime against all of humanity that…

Hospital denies media claims that Dr. Aleksander Oscar, president of a local Jewish organization, was ever accused of filing fraudulent medical reports

Social Media giant TikTok has pledged to free its platform of hatred and to introduce education to explain the Holocaust to new generations. TikTok took the opportunity to launch its new education approach on International Holocaust Remembrance  Day. A spokesperson for TikTok explained: "Each of us should reflect on the Holocaust and other genocides, and…

Analysis: More than 10 anti-Semitic incidents a day were reported in 2021 while many others go undocumented; Europe accounted for 50% of anti-Semitic incidents reported, while such incidents declined in Russia

Inaugural Tel Aviv University study focusing on encouraging signs presented to President Isaac Herzog on International Holocaust Remembrance Day

The UK government is to make all its records related to the Holocaust available to the public for the first time, for research and study purposes, it

To mark Holocaust Memorial Day, the UK government announced its records related to the Holocaust will be made available to the public for research and study.

US special envoy for Holocaust issues speaks with the ‘Post’ about the spread of misinformation and the need for education.